1st debate disaster: Clearly partisan Chris Wallace frustrates Trump

After watching the initial presidential general election debate SRAZ rates the best summation as coming from President Trump, who turned to frail, note-reading, career politician Joe Biden and boldly stated, “I’ve done more in 47 months than you’ve done in 47 years.”

The truth stung Biden, who was unable to gain or maintain traction and dodged pertinent questions such as if he would pack the U.S. Supreme Court by expanding it with more leftist judges or eliminate the filibuster.

As Biden struggled to appease his far left base, moderator and ‘Fox News Sunday’ host Chris Wallace lost control of the entire hour and a half program, allowing it to degrade into a big fail street fight.

Biden, a notorious and decades-long liar, impertinently referred to the President of the United States, who trounced Hillary Clinton in a 2016 landslide, as the “worst president the United States has ever had,” insulting Americans of both parties who voted for him and completely ignoring the best economy in U.S. history until the pandemic struck. When President Trump pressed Biden about packing the court, asking, “Why won’t you answer that question?” Biden admitted, “I’m not gonna answer the question.” Reverting to his favored 1950’s slang Biden then blasted, “Will you shut up, man?”

Kudos to Breitbart’s Kyle Morris for an excellent summation including tweets from several prominent journalists and political commentators regarding what swiftly transmogrified into a bloodless war, with words and smirks serving as ammo while Democrat Wallace exposed himself like a political pervert.

At one point during the debate, in the course of heated sparring between Biden, Trump, and Wallace, President Trump looked directly at Wallace and stated, “I guess I’m debating you, not him, but that’s OK. I’m not surprised.”

President Trump, a longtime businessman, proves once again that he excels in sizing up his adversaries.

Cindy McCain works for Biden, who’s been in the senate “180 years”

Following her recent endorsement of befuddled Democrat Joe Biden, The Wall Street Journal reports Cindy McCain has been appointed to Biden’s presidential transition team advisory panel. It’s a leap of faith panel since transition teams prepare winning candidates to transition into the office they’ve won.

Still, Cindy Lou’s eagerness to support Joe Biden is understandable. How many other candidates can boast about their lengthy experience as Joe can?  Most of us thought he’s been in Washington nearly 50 years, but are ready to stand corrected, as Joe Biden clarifies that he’s actually been in the senate “180 years.”

 

Joe Biden has also professed he attended Delaware State University, a historically black school.

The university has refuted Biden’s claim that he has ever been a student there — after the presidential candidate’s assertion that he “got started” at the black college. The officials at Delaware University might have trouble recalling Biden attended the school since his looks have changed dramatically. He was black back then.

No wonder irrelevant Cindy Lou Hensley McCain is impressed.

The first debate is scheduled for tonight, Tuesday, September 29, 2020, from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. (AZ time). Count on this: President Donald J. Trump will be the easy winner.

The Commission on Presidential Debates lists the entire schedule, topics and moderators. 

AZ Gov. Ducey alters history, Columbus kicked to the curb

If you thought October 12th, was Columbus Day you are mistaken. So were your teachers and the calendar makers who mark that day specifically as the one set aside to honor Italian explorer Christopher Columbus “who sailed the ocean blue in 1492,” from Spain to the New World. He traveled in a time when the world was thought to be flat, making his three-ship voyage all the more courageous.

We now live in a time when those we regarded as worthy of memorials are defamed. Statues of Columbus, along with our nation’s founders and presidents, including President Grant who led the Northern Army to victory during our Civil War fought to end slavery, have been defaced and toppled by historically ignorant mobs. They have vandalized, looted and burned large swaths of American cities while violently targeting police officers who they want to defund and displace.

Arizona’s lame duck Governor Doug Ducey has executed a novel plan as he falls prey to the counter culture rebels, issuing this proclamation rife with “Whereases” declaring October 12th Indigenous Peoples’ Day. He says it won’t replace Columbus Day, but the odds are good it eventually will.

State Sen. Jamescita Peshlakai (D-LD7) is more honest, declaring she’s been working since 2013 to get a bill passed that would replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day in Arizona, but she was always met with negativity, told it would never happen.

The local newspaper quotes Peshlakai as saying she hopes to “make Columbus Day Indigenous Peoples Day and maybe make June 2nd Native American Civil Rights Day.” She successfully got a bill passed recognizing Native American Day on June 2, 2018, but that wasn’t good enough. “It was really a hollow victory,” she groused, “June 2nd in the hottest state as a day to celebrate Native people? It was more of a slap in the face.”

Her most recent bill SB1026 received zero votes in both the Government and Rules committees, but that didn’t deter Ducey who acted despite its monumental failure.

Ducey’s proclamation appears to be a means of generating tribal votes. He and his wife recently sold their 11,400-square-foot Paradise Valley gated, golf course, mansion on a two-acre lot, including a separate 1,200-square-foot guesthouse for almost $9 million. Is he looking at relocating to Washington DC…and, if so, in what capacity?

Tutored in politics by John McCain, Ducey is every bit as self-serving. Check out his suspect connections as he sits on the board of a group doing testing, and is an affiliate of a prospective Coronavirus vaccine maker, in a clear conflict of interest.

Pres. Trump nominates Judge Amy Coney Barrett for SCOTUS

In a Rose Garden ceremony Saturday, President Donald Trump introduced Judge Amy Coney Barrett as “a woman of unparalleled achievement, towering intellect, sterling credentials and unyielding loyalty to the constitution.”

Barrett, 48, a 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals judge was appointed to that position in 2017 by President Trump. She was joined in the ceremony by her husband, Jesse, and their seven children. If confirmed by the Senate, Barrett will fill the seat left vacant by the recent death of 87-year-old Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, in what would be the most significant ideological shift since President George H.W. Bush appointed Clarence Thomas to replace Justice Thurgood Marshall in 1991.

In her speech, Judge Barrett, a former clerk to the late Justice Antonin Scalia, recalled the close friendship between Justices Scalia and Ginsberg, making the case for congeniality regardless of party affiliation, while clarifying that his “judicial philosophy is mine, too.” When she applied as a law clerk, one of her law school professors wrote to Scalia saying Amy Coney was “the best student I’ve ever had.“ Graduating first in her class, she went on to teach at Notre Dame law school for 15 years.

As a testament to the high regard in which Judge Barrett is held, every law clerk at the Supreme Court — self-described as Democrats, Republicans and Independents — all wrote letters endorsing her.

Described as an “originalist” and a “textualist,” Barrett’s judicial philosophy has been likened to that of her mentor and former boss, Antonin Scalia.

Judge Barrett would be the sixth justice on the nine-member court to be appointed by a Republican president, and the third of President Trump’s first term in office — a remarkable achievement and lasting legacy.

Senators Susan Collins (R-ME) Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) had previously announced they would not support filling this vacancy so close to the election. On Tuesday Murkowski had a change of heart, saying she won’t rule out voting to confirm the Supreme Court nominee.

This is the impressive list of federal judges appointed by President Trump.

Click here to watch the video of the nominating ceremony.

Nancy Pelosi fears Joe Biden’s debate exposure

Terror precedes Calamity Joe’s need to speak coherently during three debates

Fearful Nancy Pelosi, trying her damndest to give cover to blithering Joe Biden, has once again said she does not think Barack Obama’s former vice president should debate President Donald Trump ahead of the November election, saying,“ Why bother? He (President Trump) doesn’t tell the truth.”

Now in his third bid for the presidency, Biden shouldn’t need a hovering protector. Truth is a problem Biden has long had trouble with, being outed for plagiarism and outright lies

Democrat House Speaker Pelosi weighed in on the race this week after having previously said in August she was against Biden debating President Trump, stating she didn’t want the forums to become an “exercise in skullduggery.”

With rare exceptions, Biden has spent the last several months holed up in his basement bunker, even jumbling prepared lines he has before him when he attempts to speak via video. Long known as a gaffe machine, his obvious mental decline, which his handlers tried to lay off to a stutter is increasingly concerning. Biden has a long history of plagiarism and outright lies, even claiming he was the first person in his family to go to college which he had to retract when the truth was exposed. He dropped out of the 1988 race after only three months.

Asked by co-host Gayle King during an interview on “CBS This Morning” whether she still believed the former vice president should skip the three scheduled debates, Pelosi gushed, “Oh, I do. Not that I don’t think he’ll be excellent. I just think that the president has no fidelity to fact or truth and, actually in his comments the last few days, no fidelity to the Constitution of the United States.” She continued: “He and his henchmen are a danger, with their comments, are a danger to our democracy. So I don’t want to give him…I mean…why bother? He doesn’t tell the truth.”

To her credit, Gayle King countered, “But Speaker Pelosi, that’s what people say is the problem. Your language, to some, is just as egregious as what they’re saying. By calling the president’s people “henchmen,” some could say that’s just as insulting as what he’s saying about you.”

“Well, I don’t care what he has to say about me,” Pelosi boasted. “Every knock from him is a boost [for me]. If he wants to help me raise money, he can keep knocking me. But I’m speaking truth.”

The rest of us are left to wonder which of the women in Biden’s life has the greater sway: Jill Biden who prays he’ll cut the political mustard, or Nancy Pelosi, who fears he won’t.

 

Anti-Trump jihadists are not “peaceful protesters”

The far-left media cover the destructive riots fomenting in American cities as “peaceful protests,” though they are marked by arson, theft and violence. Police officers have been attacked, hit with cinder blocks brought in on pallets to smash store windows, as we witnessed in Scottsdale Fashion Square on May 30, where millions of dollars in damage caused a shutdown for nearly two weeks.

Violence, now including police shootings, has essentially been given a pass within cities run by Democrats who turn a blind eye to the mayhem. In fact, prior to the canonization of career criminal George Floyd, the harassment of GOP members of congress was condoned by Democrat U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) and her ilk. Waters, who mysteriously became a multi-millionaire while in congress, urged an assembled crowd to harass members of the President’s staff and cabinet wherever they might be, “in restaurants, department stores or at the gas station.”

Brock Simmons writing for Gateway Pundit, exposes “Pro-Antifa DA Drops Attempted Murder and Arson Charges For Terrorist Who Hurled Massive Molotov Cocktail At Police.” His article is specifically about Portland, Oregon, but countless cities from Seattle, Washington and Kenosha, Wisconsin to Chicago, Illinois, Louisville, Kentucky and points beyond are impacted by the violence. Americans are not even safe in their own homes as we witnessed in St. Louis, when BLM rioters broke down an iron gate in a private community to harass homeowners.

Until recently Democrats were content to ignore the anarchy in American cities, pretending it didn’t exist. Now, concerned that their feeble presidential candidate Joe Biden is not adequately addressing the widespread chaos, they have acknowledged the rioting, deceptively blaming it on President Trump.

Given the vicious barrage they unleashed against Trump at their convention, if Democrats actually believed that the president is responsible for anarchists attacking police and torching buildings, it would be their major talking point.

It remains to be seen if weak Joe Biden, who has been holed up in his basement, will be able to debate President Trump. The first debate is scheduled for Tuesday, September 29, 2020. Others will take place Thursday, October 15, and Thursday, October 22. The Vice Presidential debate will be held Wednesday, October 7, 2020. They will all be televised 9 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. ET. (6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. AZ time).

The Commission on Presidential Debates lists the entire schedule, topics and moderators.

Kamala jokes about drug use, her Stanford U prof dad seethes

Kamala Harris’ father Donald Harris, an economist and professor emeritus at Stanford University, condemns her negative stereotype

Irrelevant Cindy McCain channels leftist hubby, endorses Biden

John McCain’s amnesty scheme has altered America’s and Arizona’s demographics to Democrat dominance

Relying on anonymously sourced, and acknowledged fabricated remarks calculatedly attributed to President Trump, and a “longtime friendship,” to make her case for endorsing feeble and befuddled Joe Biden, Cindy McCain attempts to make herself relevant.  Her influence among Republicans is on par with that of former Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, a Republicrat who opted out of running for a second term due to abysmal 18% approval ratings in his home state. Flake gained notoriety for writing meager checks to Democrats and posting photos of his donations online, while making a pathetic spectacle of himself.

If there is anyone who actually cares what Cindy Lou Hensley McCain has to say about anything, they must be hiding under a rock. Her irrelevancy hasn’t kept the former 14-year-old junior rodeo queen from hiring Hollywood-based, United Talent Agency (UTA) to promote her for global speaking tours, with no success. Now characterizing herself as a “humanitarian,” she was previously outed by The Phoenix New Times as addicted to prescription painkillers. She stole pills from a medical-aid charity she headed.

The heiress and chairman of the third largest Anheuser-Busch beer distributorship in the country is hungry for recognition, which she garners by deprecating our Republican president. The Biden endorsement is nothing new. The entire McCain family made it known they would not vote for Donald Trump in 2016. McCain, who lost two previous presidential elections in 2000 and 2008, was consumed with jealous rage that non-politician Donald Trump was able to achieve what had eluded him. 

Open borders advocate John McCain colluded with Democrats throughout his career and repeatedly led them as he pushed for amnesty for illegals invaders he cagily referred to as “God’s children.” McCain’s efforts aided the expansion of Democrat Party. Breitbart reports that the rapid demographic changes are tilting Arizona and the entire nation toward a permanent Democrat dominance.

Largely ignored, Cindy Hensley McCain is not above lying about human trafficking to garner attention.

“As I focus on the next phase of my humanitarian endeavors, I’m thrilled to work with UTA to leverage my charitable passions to carry on my husband’s legacy by reaching new audiences and continuing to improve the lives of others,” solemnly intones Cindy.

If she thinks endorsing the “Harris Biden Administration” (Biden’s 4-second video admission) will achieve her goal, Cindy’s sadly mistaken.

Quotes: Real and concocted as SCOTUS vacancy looms

The differences between left-wing Democrats and conservative Republicans are numerous and stark

At a recent rally President Trump spoke decisively, energizing his supporters, about what’s at stake regarding the latest Supreme Court vacancy:

“Article 2 of our Constitution says the president shall nominate justices of the Supreme Court,” he said. “I don’t think it can be any more clear.”

The crowd repeatedly cheered, “Fill that seat!”

 “That’s what we’re going to do. We’re going to fill the seat,” he responded to applause and more cheers.

Since her death last week, Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s adoring minions have not only elevated the leftist jurist to sainthood, they have even accessed her dying words allegedly dictated to and transcribed by her lawyer granddaughter Clara Spera. Although Ginsburg had children, grandchildren and a great-grandchild, her final words were not expressing her love for them, but rather her hatred of President Donald Trump and her desire to constrain him.

“My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed.”

Really? That’s quite a political branch to climb out on with her final breaths, even more so in light of her 2016 comments to The New York Times regarding filling a Supreme Court vacancy, when Ginsburg said of presidents, “That’s their job. There’s nothing in the Constitution that says the president stops being the president in his last year.” She was, of course, referring to Barack Obama.

Enraged Dem mobs, hoping to constrain President Trump, are targeting the homes of  GOP lawmakers and engaging in grand scale violence. Their congressional counterparts are threatening retaliatory actions, including expanding the court and packing it with Democrats.

Undeterred by their tantrums, President Trump met Monday with Amy Coney Barrett, a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit, who is said to be among the top of his Supreme Court shortlist. Barrett, 48, and the mother of 7, is profiled on the SCOTUS blog by Amy Howe.

Expect Trump to nominate a replacement for Ginsburg on Saturday, after memorial services are held.

Pres. Trump fulfills his duty in filling SCOTUS vacancy

Dem’s petulant political agenda ricochets as Trump proceeds

Following the recent death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, speculation about her replacement on the U.S. Supreme Court has suddenly spiked, vying in stature with the Nov. 3 presidential election. The two are undeniably intertwined.

Democrats are apoplectic over the prospect of President Trump doing his duty and naming a replacement. They are banking on the “Harris Biden administration,” as bumbling Joe Biden, their presidential contender, has referred to the ticket he is supposed to be heading.  VP candidate Kamala Harris is even more audacious as she describes, “A Harris administration, together with Joe Biden.” (Both links include brief videos.)

The impact of the Supreme Court vacancy on the Nov. 2020 election should not be minimized. Another Trump appointee will give the court a 6-3 conservative majority, which is why Democrats are issuing threats.

Currently the Supreme Court confirming U.S. Senate has a Republican majority. There are 53 Republicans, 45 Democrats and 2 Independents, (who caucus with the Dems). Vice President Mike Pence casts any tie-braking vote.

Trump has already put forth a list of women Federal Court judges as a nod to Ginsburg. Still, the Democrats are crying, “foul” at the temerity of the elected President of the United States daring to make a legitimate appointment that is clearly within his purview.

Democrat leaders are shameless, as they threaten “packing the court” by adding new seats and filling them with Democrats and reviving their reliable fallback of resurrecting their failed impeachment scheme.

But court packing might only be the start. Democrat Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer (NY) declared: “Let me be clear: if Leader McConnell and Senate Republicans move forward with this, (filling the SCOTUS vacancy) then nothing is off the table for next year.” For added emphasis, he repeated “Nothing is off the table.”

Schumer, who held an unusual joint press conference Sunday with radical first-term U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY CD-14) — a former bartender elected as member of the Democratic Socialists of America — might have been consulting with these extremist lunatics who have threatened to “burn the entire f**king thing down.”

Leftist Paul Blumenthal writing for the Huffington Post, and clearly suffering an anxiety disorder, hyperventilates over Trump’s second term, repeatedly using the words “nightmare scenario.”

As this 2016 map illustrates, American voters spoke loud and clear…rejecting scandal-plagued Hillary Clinton. President Donald Trump triumphed by wide margins, and has not only the duty, but the obligation to fill the current SCOTUS vacancy.